Finding the funny

I don't know why, but of late my sense of humor has not been what it sometimes is. I used to be able to laugh at things more than I do now. But there are still things I find funny.

Someone posted this on ITFF. (They got it off Twitter, but I didn't see it when it was making the rounds there:)

Ten
Twenty
Thirty
Forty
Fifty
Sixty
Sixtyten
“What?”
Four twenties
“France, stop it.”
Four twenties and ten
“France you’re drunk.”

Hee. As someone who maybe isn't a real Francophone (but could probably play one on tv), I find that amusing. "Four twenties," indeed.

I mean, I'm sure there's a real, and meaningful linguistic reason for it (and I seem to remember something about an older base-four system that predated the decimal system in many things), but still, it's funny. 

And something else funny - from FailBlog. THIS is the way to deal with people you don't like all that well (or don't even know all that well) begging you to knit them stuff: